> Darko Krizic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > ...
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> >
> > Name
> > Count
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> > example name
> > example count
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> &g
> > > Apache::ASP-> nice (session management), but still mixing
> I saw your note about Apache::ASP mixing...
> with Apache::ASP a lead site engineer can define custom tags
> with XMLSubsMatch that will make XML tags execute
> as perl subs, check out: http://www.nodeworks.com/asp/xml.htm
> > How long do you think would this last? I could wait for
> about 3 hours or so
> > ;-)
>
> Well... longer than that. But even if I wrote something this
> afternoon -
> you still wouldn't learn it very quickly.
No stress here please. If you do something then send it to me and I will
take a c
> > The program now can repeat the tr "singlerow" for each
> table row and insert
> > it under the tr "resultheader". The values can be inserted
> into the tds
> > "row_name" and "row_count". The main advantage is: The
> designer can generate
> > HTML pages that can be viewed with a standard br
> > Newly I did something with Enhydra (Java Servlets) and they
> have a pretty
> > neat templating system: They use standard HTML and one uses the "id"
> > attribute in HTML tags to access them and manipulate
> values/contents.
> > [...]
> > Does anybody know something similar for Perl?
>
> No
I want to write a new application using mod_perl but this time I want to
completely divide the code from the HTML. Therefore I am seeking for a
powerfull and fast templating system.
Newly I did something with Enhydra (Java Servlets) and they have a pretty
neat templating system: They use standard
I have a PerlTransHandler and I have a bunch of virtual hosts. Each virtual
host looks like this
User abc
Group abcs
(How) can I access the User and Group definitions in the VirtualHost (which
are intended for suexec)? Is this feature missing in mod_perl 1.24? The
eagle book on
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Hello!
I just hacked a little PerlHandler (content handler) module that uses Basic auth. I
found out that things like
$r->note_basic_auth_failure;
my($
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I have a PerlHandler (content handler) like this:
SetHandler perl-script
PerlHandler BSB::MyScript
PerlInitHandler
